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... for a peaceful blue Monday!

 

Japanese gentian / Japanischer Herbstenzian (Gentiana scabra)

in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend

Some terns flying across the horizon at dawn in Bridport, Tasmania.

No edit. Just Me.

 

"I wanna dance without you

For once just let me lose myself

I wanna dance without you

For once just let me lose myself

For once let me lose myself

 

So insecure, so uptight

I break my neck, to be polite

I cannot take your whispering, your whispering

 

I wanna dance without you

For once just let me lose myself

For once let me lose myself

 

How can I make history, with your choreography?

Take your hands off me, Take your hands off me

Before I suffocate"

 

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The music : 🎵.

Leopard slug, Limax maximus

Some students striking a pose in the old courtyard at Melbourne University.

Light study of cardboard packing for beverages. (series)

A Killdeer in flight is less about murder, more about misdirection.

 

Its name implies a violent deed,

Yet all it kills is time and speed.

Coolangatta beach, Queensland

Sony A7R Pentacon 300mm f4

Je me suis bien amusé en les photographiant ...

Jacopo Berrettini during ATP Challenger Tour.

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Great night dancing at the KDA release party

¡Otra vez, desde el principio! Y empezamos... ¡pata derecha arriba!

 

Once again, from the beginning! Let's start... right leg up!

They rise out of this ethereal flat landscape, seemingly eternal in their motion, yet without progress. A Phillip Glass ballet where each has its own timing for the repetitive choreography.

With the exception of Hurricane Matthew, we've had very little rain in southeast Georgia. The weatherman has predicted significant rain for the middle of the week. I headed out to this spot near the Canoochee River today because I wanted to get some more shots of the tupelos before their roots are covered in water like they normally are. It was a cool morning with frost on the rooftops so I thought the mosquitos might be fewer in number also.

 

I'm always fascinated by this group of trees positioned like ballet dancers.

In Halong Bay, day-tour boats, large cruise ships, sampans, and Vietnamese fishing boats come to and from ports, islands, caves, floating villages, and fishing grounds — all at once and in multiple directions. Cruises follow set paths assigned by the port authority and departures are staggered to help avoid congestion. It seems chaotic but every vessel follows key navigation rules to keep traffic flowing safely.

Anywhere in Spain...

These two Black-necked stilts pranced together across the shallow water at the South Padre Island Birding Center. They always look so elegant and their posture and pose makes them even more so. We are not past the cold temperatures (for the RGV) with over nights still in the upper 30s F (4 C) but the days warm quickly in the sun.

helios-40 85mm f1.5

shot wide open

Explored [Dec 19, 2016]

 

At the same time. On the same rhythm. With the same movement, all of them start getting undressed, diving into winter. Meanwhile, we, bored humans, do the opposite: we get overdressed and hurry into our houses, leaving this magnificent spectacle to the wind, and the spirits of the woods, and some sleepless squirrel.

Lauterbrunnen (Switzerland)

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